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Minolta
Alpha Dynax Maxxum 507si 600si 650si Classic Panorama Date Camera Check
List Page 09 v
2003-04-18 23:22
This CHECK LIST describes the quality of operation warranted by Minolta to general users. When inquiring about quality or camera inspection, refer to this CHECK LIST. Use this list also when checking operation before and after purchase or repair. Use the standard Minolta AF 50mm f/1.7 lens for the following checks except where other lenses are mentioned. |
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Alpha Dynax Maxxum 507si 600si 650si Classic Panorama Date Camera Standards |
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Shutter
speed
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At 1/2000 second within 0.45 EV Exposure Value.
At 1/600 shutter speed within 0.3 EV Exposure Value. |
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Shutter
speed Aperture Luminance
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Aperture
f/5.6 EV 10
within 1.0 EV Exposure value.
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| Shutter speed Aperture Luminance Flash level | Aperture f/5.6 within 0.5 EV Exposure Value using ISO 100 film. |
| Current leak | Using
2CR5 type battery: Main Switch LOCK approximately 10 uA micro amperes or less. Main Power Switch ON approximately 50 uA micro amperes or less. |
| Battery Check lock voltage | Using 2CR5 type battery, approximately 4.7 VDC Volts Direct Current or less. |
| Body back | 44.700mm within 0.020mm from front of lens mount to back of film plate. |
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Minolta Alpha Dynax Maxxum 507si 600si 650si Classic Panorama Date Camera Manually Settable Shutter Speed Calculations |
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Steps
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Stops:
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Marked:
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Seconds
in Fractions: |
Seconds
in Tenths: |
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bulb
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bulb
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bulb
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1
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1
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30"
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32
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32
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2
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20"
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24
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22.6
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3
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2
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15"
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16
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16
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4
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10"
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12
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11.3
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5
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3
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8"
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8
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8
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6
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6"
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6
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5.7
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7
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4
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4"
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4
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4
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8
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3"
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3
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2.8
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9
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5
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2"
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2
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2
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10
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1"5
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1
1/2
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1.4
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11
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6
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1"
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1
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1
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12
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0"7
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3/4
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0.7
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13
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7
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2
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1/2
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0.5
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14
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3
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3/8
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0.4
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15
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8
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4
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1/4
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0.25
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16
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6
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1/5
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0.177
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17
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9
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8
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1/8
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0.125
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18
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10
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3/32
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0.0884
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19
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10
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15
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1/16
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0.0625
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20
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20
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3/64
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0.04419
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21
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11
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30
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1/32
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0.03125
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22
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45
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3/128
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0.022097
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23
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12
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60
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1/64
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0.015625
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24
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90
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3/256
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0.0110485
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25
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13
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125
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1/128
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0.0078125
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26
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200
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3/512
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0.00552427
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27
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14
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250
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1/256
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0.00390625
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28
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350
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2/683
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0.002762136
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29
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15
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500
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1/512
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0.001953125
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30
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750
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1/768
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0.001381068
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31
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16
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1000
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1/1024
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0.000976562
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32
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1500
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1/1536
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0.000690534
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33
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17
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2000
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1/2048
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0.000488281
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34
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3000
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1/3072
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0.000345267
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35
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18
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4000
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1/4096
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0.000244141
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| Minolta Auto Focus Lenses with Autozoom Functions | |
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Variable-Speed Power Zoom Feature
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Benefits: Whether you hold the camera in a horizontal or vertical position,
a motor driven ring on the lens barrel allows easy manual control while
maintaining superb camera stability. The farther you turn the ring in
either direction, the faster the lens focal length will change.
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The Minolta 507si, 600si and 650si camera will rewind the film immediately
after the last frame of 24 or 36 exposures as sensed by the DX coding
on the film can. The selected Aperture and Shutter Speed values
will disappear immediately after the last exposure when rewind begins
preventing you from viewing and recording these values.
To wind to the true end of your film and expose additional available frames, scrape the paint off the film can DX sections 8, 9 and 10 as shown. The camera will then rewind only when film advance is not possible due to reaching the true end of the film, or if you manually press the Rewind Button. This permits you to either manually rewind after recording your Aperture and Shutter Settings after the final frame, either 24 or 36, or to expose an additional frame. However, be aware that rewind will begin immediately after the final exposure, so watch for and record you final frame Aperture and Shutter Speed before or during the final exposure. For your information, here are the meanings of all the DX film can codes:
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